Concept development in nursing foundations, techniques, and applications Beth L. Rodgers, Kathleen A. Knafl , contributors Cynthia Allen Abbott ... [y 27 más]
By: Rodgers, Beth L
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Contributor(s): Knafl, Kathleen A.
Philadelphia, PA, USA saunders 2000Edition: Second Edition - segunda edición.Description: xiv, 458 páginas Figuras, tablas 23 x 15 cm.ISBN: 9780721682433 -- 072168243X.Subject(s): Nursing-philosophy | Filosofía de enfermaría | Concepts | Conceptos | Nursing | Enfermeria | Concepts formation | Formación de conceptosDDC classification: 610.73 | Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Biblioteca Ciencias de la Salud | General | 610.73 / R691c-02 (Browse shelf) | 2000 / 2ª ed. | Ej. 1 | Available | 8300007319 | ||
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Biblioteca Ciencias de la Salud | General | 610.73 / R691c-02 (Browse shelf) | 2000 / 2ª ed. | Ej. 2 | Available | 8300007320 |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapter 1. Introduction to concept development in nursing -- Chapter 2. Philosophical foundations of concept development -- Chapter 3. Knowledge synthesis and concept development in nursing -- Chapter 4. The Wilson method of concept analysis -- Chapter 5. Wilsonian concept analysis: Applying the technique -- Chapter 6. Concept analysis: An evolutionary view -- Chapter 7. The concept of Grief: An evolutionary perspective -- Chapter 8. Grief in a cultural context: Expanding concept analysis Beyond the professional literature -- Chapter 9. An expansion and elaboration of the hybrid model of concept development -- Chapter 10. A concept analysis of withdrawal: Application of the hybrid model -- Chapter 11. Concept clarification: Using the Norris method in clinical research -- Chapter 12. Simultaneous concept analysis: A strategy for developing multiple interrelated concepts -- Chapter 13. Integrative literature reviews for the development of concepts -- Chapter 14. A multiphase approach to concept analysis and development -- Chapter 15. Methods and application of dimensional analysis: A contribution to concept and knowledge development in nursing -- Chapter 16. Beyond analysis: Further adventures in concept development -- Chapter 17. Exploring pragmatic utility: Concept analysis by critically appraising the literature -- Chapter 18. Research careers and concept development: The case of normalization -- Chapter 19. Concept development situated in the critical parading -- Chapter 20. Concept development of nursing-sensitive patient outcomes -- Chapter 21. Applications and future directions for concept development in nursing -- Bibliography -- Index.
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